Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-03-18
General Notes.

their numerous friends.
Major J. NJ. Langsdorf spent St. Pat
rick's Day in town, to indulge in some OF
the dust and wind that were prevalent
through the afternoon.
Fears are entertained as to the fruit
crops, if the impending storm should as
sumo dangerous dimensions. We have
a little too fine weather for this season OF
the year.
learn from Squire James Hutchins, of
Statewide, where | have spent time TO
learn the good character OF the people,
that that settlement is prospecting nicely.
Crops are being put in on large area of
fertile land. Weddings under the Ed
munds-Tucker BILL are the order of the
day. School is running. The roads are
improving, thanks good deal more to
the good weather than the activity OF the
County Court. They do miss THE DEMO
Graf whenever they don't get it. because
they think it's the best paper out for
them.
The billiard hall in the rear of the
cigar store Of c. B. Payson, in Buch-
miller's fine brick block, on the west side
OF Main street, is already enjoying fair
share OF patronage. Mr.. Payson and his
partner, Mr.. B. f. Livingston, have put
in an excellent billiard table and no
less valuable pool table from the Garden
City Billiard Table Company. As there
are no liqpors allowed on the premises
the place is sure to be a success. More
over, the checks can be exchanged for
for those fine Havanas for which Mr..
Payson is celebrated. Read the adveT-
mt NJ fa1l for at orr
good smoke.
The numerous friends OF Mrs P. J.
Barratt will be sorry to learn that the
lady is in i'll health. We hope to be able
soon to report her entire recovery.
lie Grande Young, Esq, was in Ogden
yesterday on legal and other business.
Postmaster Tyler, like all other new
brooms, vii sweep clean. Hence the
general cleaning up aud other renoyating
in the postofice. Mr. Tyler is energetic,
though quiet; he is determined, though
reticent; he IS active, though by no
means noisy.
Still we need the sprinkling cart Trot
it ont.
F. J. Kiesel has gone north to look /
Montana, Oregon, and Washington, Ter /
ritory.
Tom King, ieliing cAttleman OF
Wells, Nevada, left for Philadelphia yes /
terday, to see his friends again, after an
absence Of a long series OF years.
This evenings City Council session /
will be watched with unusual anxiety,
one OF its principal pieces of business be /
ing the application Of the railroad com
panies for the closing Of Fourth and .
Sixth streets.
Who is to fix the plank sidewalk that /
leads to and from the depot? 1t is in a /
very vacillating condition and nee Dis I
some stability applied by means OF a few /.
pounds OF heavy stout spikes.
Aft. J. Kjesei 4 Co.'S they have a
couple Of the finest advertising tableaux
ever ex Iibited. One represents the ex-
tensiye buildings OF tue Anheuser-Bush I
brewery in st. Lewis, the other the Pep
per Distillery in Lexington, Kentucky
The latter is exceedingly beautiful, be-
ing worked in mother pearl, the pref
test thing ever seen in that line.
Bill Banford was so Irishly patriotic
yesterday that he dressed his old tom
cat Jake in green ribbons. Jake took it
all good naturally.
The Knights of Pvthias will enjoy
themselves in Castle Hall this, Friday,
evening, by grand ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Riser are visiting
their friends and relatives in Salt Lake
City.
There is a city ordinance by which
owners OF chickens and other fowls are
compelled to keep their ieathered bipeds
corraiej, 50 as not to invade and damage
tnr premises nj their neighbor5. let all
heed this warning.
Born, to the wife OF NJ Bel, the popu- r
lar Fifth street butcher, i girl, on March
10TH Mother and child are well, and
the father is happy.
The Loyd League will have an inter
estHg and important meeting in the First
District Court room this evening, when
every loyal citizen who realizes the situa-
ton is expected to be present.
All the talk about Mayor D. Eccles
having gone to Colorado to meet John
TAYLOR and George Q. Cannon is sensa-
tional, silly bosh. As long as telegraph
offices accept cipher dispatches there is
no need for personal interviews.
Everybody was celebrating ST. Pat
rick's Day, Yesterday, with or without
green ribbons. Even Patrick O'Brough,
OF the Eagle Mills, went around carrying I
the Emerald Isles favorite hue.
Nothing more has been heard lately
about the canary bird man.
F. ]. Kiesel, Esq, has gone North,
leaving those canary birds in charge of (
Mrs. Kiesel.
"Where and when is the new depot to
be built?" Why, Just where the founda-
ton has been put in, and when the rock
is ready for moving in to erect the build
ing.
Mrs. Harry Duke, OF Salt Lake City, is I
visiting friends in Ogden City.
A fine oil landscape painting by Mrs.
Manor, daughter of Mrs. Judge r. l..
Williams. has been adjoining the show
windows of +. B. Hurlbut's drug store
for several days.
Charles De La Baume, of Cintah, was
in town yesterday.
J. W. McNutt has returned from his
extensive trip round about Corinne,
where he has been hunting stock and
game. He looks as hearty, hale and
healthy as ever.
Mr.. Lorenzo Ford, the well-known